April 10, 2007 at 07:51bragging or I became an ati researcher
They tormented me, tormented me, asked and asked tricky questions, but nevertheless agreed that windows suxx by definition of its api, and posix does not solve it at all in high-performance applications and decided to agree to help in the development of another OS :) and that just makes you stick out belly half a meter forward (although now it’s quite difficult for me to do this), agreed to issue documentation for the r600 hardware interface. And if you consider that ati is amd, then I’m totally: happy: and: yammy: So, gentlemen and ladies, they are good, the homeland of new technologies is not a silicon valley at all, but silicone mountains 1/6 of the Earth’s land :)
In support of this statement: we still have microprocessors developing a fundamentally new architecture. Which promise, due to a very simple chip, to speed up the computation 10 times at the same frequency as the core of a conventional architecture with half the power consumption with the same technical processes (when the developers complete the patent process, I’ll be responsible for these words). So, whatever one may say, maybe they don’t do a piece of iron in the country, but hi-tech it-thought is still moving quite actively.
In support of this statement: we still have microprocessors developing a fundamentally new architecture. Which promise, due to a very simple chip, to speed up the computation 10 times at the same frequency as the core of a conventional architecture with half the power consumption with the same technical processes (when the developers complete the patent process, I’ll be responsible for these words). So, whatever one may say, maybe they don’t do a piece of iron in the country, but hi-tech it-thought is still moving quite actively.